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Don't you live in Cali?

I would never place myself around such evil.
Any place where ritual sacrifices are done scares the bejeebies out of me.
I know it shouldn't since I'm a Christian and have the Holy Spirit.
But still..there's so much evil there its horrendous.

I have classes for another couple of months, but I'm in Cali. If someone wants to meet up and buy some Guy Fawkes masks, I'm cool with that.

Amazing how an entire state gets crucified despite neglecting that the vast majority of people there are conservative Christians. It's a mainstream and progressive culture mainly due to the business and media hubs of Los Angeles and San Fran. But beyond that the vast majority of the state is mostly comprised of small towns and medium sized cities that would rather stay out of the lime light and controversies.

In many respects it's still in religious war between impoverished communities who are at war with each individual ethnic group and/or their faith. Hispanic, Ebony, Oriental, and Angelo communities.

The "evil" "sin" and "corrupt" nature of California is created from a very small percentage of the population which exists in equal percentage in almost every other state. The only difference is in Cali, they have more people in power who are in their personal favor.

That's the difference between voting people into positions of power and holding a position of power yourself. When you and a small group of people get together to overthrow the traditional order, you create the new order.

I've been all around this nation, to many big and small towns. The people in all these towns are exactly the the same as everyone else I met anywhere else. They just talk a little differently. Indianapolis IN is more Hollywood than Hollywood is, Florida is very much like Santa Monica and all the other beach cities in So-Cal. San Fran is more comparable to Oregon and all of Texas is as entrepreneurial as New York.

I've also been to Nuevo Laredo on the Mexican side of the border. In many respects, besides a lower standard of living, it's almost identical to all of the American South West. Yet those people and their communities are more faithful in God than most communities I've been to. And I was born and raised in a small farm town in Illinois, I used to take the bible to school, sang in choir, etc...